Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-24

ion in the Gazette office.
from Grangevills. en- route to
winter, visiting relatives.
The best assortment the largest variety of
Fresh Candy, Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Banan-
rs, Smyrna and California Figs, at Green
burgs. TT
Some Of the boys in Warrens have been |
killing a large number IF deer lately and
the bear seem to live high, they having
stole sixteen in one night.
The>A sotn brass band give grand ball
Oh tomorrow evening in the Baume'st'r
hall, Asotn City. A number Of persons
expect to attend from here.
Good reports come from the quartz mines
lately discovered in the Potlatch country,
and we are told that AN expert is now in
that section, sent from Portland, examining
tho lodges.
A man by the name of John johnson,
living on the opposite side of Snake river,
died on Tuesday. He was about sixty
years old and leaves family; had been
sick for several months.
Look out for a novel and new Candy Gift
Enterprise to gladden. the juvenile heart and
to repl-nish the exchequer of the adult, at
Greeuburg's, to begin Dec. list. TT
A son of Vim. Hopwood, aged about
twelve years. had his leg broken last Satur-
day, by falling from a horse, on Asotin
Creek DR.. Morris, of this city was called
and set the broken limb
Nov. Goth the Ouch steamer, w. A.
Scholtsn, was ran into ten miles on Dover
by the steamer Rosa Mary and sank, with
loss Of i4O psrsans. Ninety persons were
saved by the steamer Ebro.
Spanish George, who was paralyzed some
time ago. is still laying at Grangevills. but
is some better. Mr.. Benson left here On
Tuesday with light hack and will bring
| him down if he is able to ride.
| We acknowledge no competition IN fine
perfumes toilet soap and fancy goods. Onl
stock of these goods embrace everything the
most cultivated tastes demands, and oui
prices please all, s. G. lSAMAN = Gu.
| Frank Mc(1rane left last week for Greedy
Colorado where he was called Is a witness
in = law suit, pending between Ross q
| Wyatt and other parties regarding son'
horses, He will be absent about two weeks
The steamer Telephone, owned by U. B
Scott, was burned Nov. 20 just below
Tongue point, and became total loss
About $50 persons were on board when sh'
took FIRE, bu. all were saved by bleaching
the steamer.
This evening the Lewiston brass BAN
will give a grand bali in the Grostein .
Binnard hall. A good time il expected a
the boys have made great preparations. A
excellent supper will DO prepared by tn
Ladies of the Guild.
Isaman j Co. wants every one who trads
or intends to trade with them, to call an
re, enc Of their prize cards; each card en-
titles the holder to present At Christmas
: when the distribution Of prizes among cu'
toners will take place.
The Puck Opera Co., will give three PEI
formances in this city, commencing Mon
: day, Nov. %. The Oregoaids, San Frau
cisco and Sound papers, give them hig
, praise, and we think they are deserving I
a ! good audience. Read their bills.
The safe of Frank Bros, in this city, e
9 something the matter with its lock an
. could nat be opened. Cook j sehuosr
black smiths, took off one side aud succes'
= ed IN getting oUt the yaluables. Inc -
!. il ory that was in the Colfax fire. This
the frat case of ''safs cracking" that h
ever occurred in Lewiston.
Yesterday the public schools in this q
all assembled in upper rSoms OF pub
school building and in the presence Of qui
It > number, gave rhetorical exercises, Viii
II we're highly entertaining to the parents q
friends present. The teachers evident
mr. have been attentive to their duties a. sue
It and are succeeding yell.
SPECIAL TO THE TELLER-Anaioue,
a. T. Nov, q, Mathew Witt. who WAS 81
III by w. H. Graysoa on the morning OF
18th. died from the effects Of the wou
last Saturday morning. His funeral to
Or place Sunday afternoon. Grayson '
he given . preliminary hearing. before Jue
Boggan, 10. day. aud The prisoner RENAME
~, to Jail in default Of 600 bail.
mt Marshal Bisbin has had = good subs
tial bridge put across the water ditch
-, the Fifth street cut and parties are haul
nv dirt from there and filing in the stree
Parties wishing gravel Gan now drive j
the cut aud load. This will enable the
-, to DO steadily going ancao ana oy pro
III management . passage way can seon
made for teams to g on the hill.
90. Obituary.
NV Our darling Stella has gone to live '
the beautiful angels. one Of the brigh
raj aweng them. The days will seem losK
The dreary now that we hear not the dear Ii
footsteps, feel not the pressure Of the
u. arms about US. Lilies burdens will be b
. " Ter without her sweet words Of comfort
encouragement After deep supplica
We were enabled to kiss the rod that
nts smitten US.
mas "There whispered voice,
Twas the voice Of our God;
h.l love thee. lsve thee.
L..F Pass under tho rod"
"Whom the Lord loveth He chastens
Stella. our bright star. has only gone b.
not to gu, lie MS to the beautiful mansions v
cap there is 40 more pain or parting. All II
's"- aud sweet pace. What comforting v
she left US. meet me in Heaven"
on am 20 clad am going to Heaven. .
his doctor am so happy" We wish to Il
!. al the dear people who ninistersd unto
a.. darling aud gave W snsh kind wor